New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-03
THROUGH HARLEM :
i. :, ,,srvprorEp PARADE ORDERED.

.ow At a recent meeting of the Boafd OF O'n'
80 a resolution In favor OF making tne p"isuo w,
.S aovp II was proposed that only os'ahoh
so'ou a NJ such men "a wished to make the parade
should turn out this occasion. Io'onei 'op'
hoseyer has issued an order announcing 'uo "Np
once of the invitation of the independence LAY s,o
s..on ot Harlem to unite in its celebration Oh the
., 10 orders the regiment to assemble at the
| rmorv at 7:3O a. m. sharp IN full dress UNIFORM
,rbiie helmets white belts, white trousers and wmte
cloves for the purpose proceeding to Harlem. Inc
field and stat will be mounted: As ooionel o
AIon,, resignation is in tho hands of the Adutan1-
this will probably be his las. parade WITH the
regiment Company b, known as the Harlem 'om-
many of the regiment, Captain A. W. Beiknap, mas
been detailed as guard OF honor to the Governor on
4hs occasion during his review of the procession at
the grand stand at the southeast corner VI A'uN'
|. Morris Park.
Regiment appointed to select successor OF Colonel
McAlpin has not yet prepared its report There 10
little doubt that Lieutens Colonel Frederick kop
per will be promoted to the cOi0nelcy. captain
William ". King of Company b, 22d Regiment, mas
been spoken OF possible candidate Tor the poson
George w. Rodgers, William r. George, anu
Charles Mueeke recently elected sergeants' ana 1onn
J. Donchue elected o corporal OF Company ID, ga
Regiment will 60 before the examining board on the
third Wednesday in July
Serseants Christopher E. Mackney and Joseph Ger
don OF Company F, 71st Regiment, have received
their warrants This company Is rapidly gaining IN
strength and improving In drill and discipline uIuer
;ts new captain, j. a. II. Dressed The materiai OF
The company has been much improved. Many nave
b.sn dropped from the rolls and better men have
beep taken in their places. On Decoration Day 40
out of the AZ members were present Tor duty Az inc
narade a year before the company paraded With only
$50 of ts So members present AfteI the return
from SIM Sing on Decoration Day, when the regiment
escorted the OLD Guard TO Its arnory, only two men,
bers OF this company LETT the ranks before the return
to its own armory at 10 p M
The total Of the recent trip to Saratoga OF the
uniformed battalion of the veterans OF the Ith kegi
ment was $40 for each man. This included the trans
portaon meals and stateroop berth on 'he steamer
ti,y of Richmond, going and returning, dinner at
Saratoga aud baggage transfer. 1t was one OF the
pleasantest and cheapest excursions ever made ~
the organization and was admirably managed by
Colonel II. E. Tremaine and the committee OF ar
engagements, consisting of Quartermaster Robert Z.
Rathtone, Commssary William ii. Mo9ta nyp AaJa
tant c. Ii. Covell, Paymaster James +. Burrill ana
Colonel Hamilton, OF Fort Hamilton, detailed three
buglers the 9TH Regiment while 1t was at Peeksk
lar wages OF the army. Inc men were so willing in
the performance OF their duty that on the way down
from the camp on board the boat the bright idea &C.
Curred to Sergeant Delaied. OF Company i, to do
@the handsome thing" purse OF p9o was u ade up
by contributions of $40 each from companies A, II, ID,
Eff, G, ii, l. and K, and was presented TO the
delighted bugers in near speech by Lieutenant
james II. Southworth was sworn in as Second Lieu
tenant of Company F, list Regiment, last Monday
dc Joined sso ~ and
sergeant. He is fne-looking, capable ana wen-in-
structed officer.
Army W IL address the officers and noncommissioned
staff of the 22d Regiment next Friday evening at the
armory Oh Route marches and Bivouacs. AS the
regiment proposes to march to the state camp, IN
structiOn these subjects will be timely.
Company Ii, 7lst Regiment, will elect second lieu
oeiors sSs s. sess ass it has
Increased by ttirty-two men, Since April 1t has
received eighteen recruits This Is the oldest com
many in the regiment and. next to Company ID, which
has lOS men, the strongest. Company has seventy
six members Captain Alfred p. Delcambre has
done much for the Improvement of the company lie
lives OF Pelham in Westchester County and is
Charges of disobedience of orders, dsrespect for
superors and conduct prejudical to good order and
eeant Settle pf Company ii, 18th Regiment, against
age of that company. They have been forwarded to
regmental headquarters by Lieutenant Z. L. Fish,
who is in command OF the company with IN indorse-
ment recommending that the men be punished.
Major Alderman Will investigate the matter
Second Lieutenant Henry Dele, of Company X,
list Regiment, has received his commission and was
sworn 10 last Monday evening.
Henry A. sntterlse, formerly Captain Of the State
lieutenant OF Conpsn ny K, 18th Regiment by unani-
nous vote.
The charges of Lieutenants Wilson and Pasco Of the
ID Battery, against Brigadier-General Robbins,
Inspector of Ric Practice his conduct at Creed
moor, have been forwarded to Adjutant-G General
Robbins. against these officers have been referred by
the Board OF Directors OF the National Rife Associa
ton to the Executive Committee which, will report
upon them at the regular meeting Oh July L.
Captain Charles M. Kennedy, OF Company A, 71st
Regiment, proposes tn marcel his command up River
side Drive, next week, giving the men skrmish drill
on the way.
Company X, 71st Regiment, will elect sergeant
and a corporal next "Wednesday evening The COM
pany is Receiving many recruits.
An election OF three noDcommssioned officers will
be beld by Company D, list Regiment, next Thurs
At the recent reunion Of the Society of War veter
ans of the 9th Regm ent OF the National Guard, which
was known az the $50 Regiment, New-York Noun-
tees during the war; every person present had taken
the oath al Camp Cameron on June 3, 1851 TO serve
for the unless sooner discharged The officers
OF the new organization are j. +. Swords president
Charles A. McLauphl wee president John A. Nor
rnaD, treasurer and Mathew s. Gregory secretary.
The committee to perfect Plan OF permanent organi.
consists OF w. L. HeerDance Gilbert B. King and
Charles II. Baden. Eight war veterans were re-
Gently added to the roll
Company II, list Regiment, is mourning the death
Of its old commander, Captain Frank II. Jordsa. who
as ct hs e. lie
Corporal Z. j. Eiter has been appointed Quarter
master Sergeant OF Company G, fist Regiment J.
H. hoffman, recently elected sergeant, and Frank
Nixon, elected corporal, have been warranted.
Corporal William n Frost, recently made a SER
geant OF Company A., list Regiment and Joseph f.
Watson E. C. Pchard and Bernard Pich, elected
porals, have passed the examining board.
Company II, 7lst Regiment, assembled at the
armory last Tuesday evening in State service uniform.
black helmet with fatigue cap the rear button,
black BELTS and oyercoats rolled ON the knapsacks,
and thoroughly inspected by Captain A. 2: Dell
cambre. Instruction In tho skirmish drill followed
the Inspection.
Private Thomas @. shackletop has been appointed
Junior color sergeant Ut the 71st Regiment. He re-
Gently returned from Europe after sojonrn OF two
years in that part OF he world and reoned Company
H. of which he old member.